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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Some lawmakers voiced concern on Sunday that the country would go over "the fiscal cliff" in nine days, triggering harsh spending cuts and tax hikes, and some Republicans charged that was President Barack Obama‘s goal.
"It’s the first time that I feel it’s more likely that we will go over the cliff than not," Senator Joe Lieberman, an independent from Connecticut, said on CNN’s "State of the Union."
"If we allow that to happen it will be the most colossal consequential act of congressional irresponsibility in a long time, maybe ever in American history."
"It looks like to me that obviously this is going to drag on into next year, which is going to hurt our economy," Republican Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee said on CBS "Capitol Gains."
Stephen Milton
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